The fourth wall is when a cinematic character acknowledges the audience. This has been done in many films including Ferris Bueller's Day Off, Psycho and most recently, Deadpool. Now watch this supercut by The Video Shop and appreciate the fourth wall breaking wonderment.
70s, 80s and 90s Computer Hacking Supercut
Back in the old days computers were the Deus Ex Machina, able to solve and cause many of the worlds problems. YouTuber elsafrickey has created a supercut of some of Hollywood's best hacking scenes and it is great. In her own words:
The experimental film 'copy complete' focuses the cinematic presentations of the computer in the 1970s, 80s and 90s. Sequences with computers are accompanied by split screens together into a collage as a journey back to the origin of the digital era.
66 (Old) Movie Dance Scenes Mashup
There have been a lot of impressive supercuts put up on Vimeo and YouTube lately and I love looking through them, the idea of getting something already created and editing it and altering it to create something new just appeals to me. Well here is another one and this one is a real doozy! Nerd Fest UK has created a mashup of 66 old movie scenes set to the track Uptown Fun and the result is wonderful. In their own words:
My inspiration came from What's the Mashup? (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EmnSm...) but I didn't manage 100! The idea was to do the same for movies from the Golden Age – meaning no title later than 1953 (although there is one at the end.) Oh, and none of these clips was sped up or slowed down.
So, sit back and enjoy this wonderful slice of nostalgia and maybe discover a new film to purchase and support the cause of film preservation!